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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1989

Page

16

Readers respond on Post 118 bias and voting machine plans

Letters discuss accusations against Post 118 and urge ignoring the writer. Sandoval County Commission clarifies voting machine funding of 1.85 million for 400 statewide units, with purchase possible within 45 days post contract, and outlines redistricting data work and measures to reduce election lines. Officials pledge to ensure fair access to voting and seek expedited state-level procurement assistance. Tom Swisstack, Seferina Montoya, and Ubaldo Lovato sign.avuga

Sandoval Commission Secretary of State Hoyt Clifton Sandoval County The Tom Swissta

Reader Letter Defends Mayor Nash Amid City Criticism

A former city employee argues Grover Nash was a sound leader despite criticism in the Observer letters. He praises Nash’s ethics and leadership while denouncing personal attacks and defends residents who express opinions on public matters. In a separate note, Ed Gonzales complains about Sara Road speeding and urges enforcement of the 25 mph limit, warning of safety risks and traffic chaos.

Y. E. Cavanoz The Observer Mr. Cavanoz Cavanoz Ling Nash Cavanox Grover Nash Mary Mason Looper Sara Road Sara

Why protest in Rio Rancho Court Records Tale

Albert Rice criticizes the Rio Rancho Municipal Court and Court Clerk Ms Campbell for erasing tapes and pushing minimal standards. He praises Judge Conner for upgrades and Judge Padilla on DWI, while cautioning that officers are not always instruments of justice. He questions who obtained and supplied information to officials.

Campbell Conner Rio Rancho Pad

Sandoval County to form Southern Flood Control Authority

In the 1990 NM Legislature a bill would create a Southern Sandoval County Flood Control Authority with a five member elected board. It will oversee flood control across highland to river areas, absorb current multi agency groups, and seek federal and state funds for future projects, benefiting area land use and lifestyle.

New Mexico Southern Sandoval County Highland Middle Land Rio Rancho Corrales Amrep Southwest Sandoval

Voter Registration Drive Sponsored by Rio Rancho Group

The Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association sponsors voter registration at Vista Hills Recreation Center on Sundt Road from 10 a m to 4 p m September 16 and 30. Registration also at Enchantment Beauty Salon 1000 20th St Star Heights from 8 30 a m to 5 p m weekdays. Anyone given a purge notice who did not return it must re register with the county clerk.

Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association Vista Hills Recreation Center Sundt Road Enchant Ment Beauty Salon 20Th St Star Heights

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